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As Albertans, we must come together and stay strong as new restrictions are in full force. Infection rates are rising, and as hospitals start to fill up, we want to do our part to break the COVID chain! Read our latest blog post on the top 5 things you should know about COVID-19.
There are certain protocols in place on the rare occasion we experience abuse within care. Alberta has created the Protection for Persons in Care Act and Policies for abuse in the workplace.
If you or a loved one is ever faced with deteriorating health conditions, it is important to keep honest and open communication with your health provider. Things can go wrong when issues are avoided or left on the back burner. Read our tips for keeping open communication with your health care providers and how to avoid conflict.
Today, October 18th marks the Regional Health Care Aide Day. Thank you to all of our fellow health care practitioners for all that you do!
Palliative care is a multidisciplinary care approach to life-limiting illnesses. The palliative care team and primary caregiver (doctor) establishes goals with the family and the patient to extend and enhance their quality of life. Read on to learn about the Palliative Goals of Care.
Change can be hard and uncomfortable, especially with changes pertaining to health and age. We at Aspen Care understand that these periods of change can create ample of stress on patients and their families. That is why transitional care is a top priority and can have the utmost importance.